I watch numerous podcasts.

So yeah, guess I kinda hit the breaks but still look every day, numerous times. 

Again, goes back to not having to reinvent the wheel. 3) Referral Opportunities: Over the years, I have received numerous referrals from other agents around the country that have found me through the company referral directory, or that I've met at a company conference, and sending referrals to another agent has been easier also.

We are a little bit in the BetaMax vs VHS wars right now, with Telsa vs CCS vs Chaedmo. 

Prepare a massive war chest in case of delays and market shifts.

Now me being 37, having seen the boom-bust cycle numerous times now, about 3-1/2 times in my life and having gone through it when I got out of construction and so when you think about what caused the last bust cycle... remember 2007-2008-2009... you had Lehmen Brothers failing.

I find that folks say they're 'waiting for the crash' as a reason to sit on the sidelines and not take action, rather than a data driven decision based on having looked at and made offers on numerous deals.

I agree the difference between now and the 40s is we had fixed costs after the war, which would be like CapEx on a property.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

First, if you have found a great deal, getting it under contract and then wholesaling it would net you a wholesale fee which you can use to start building up your war chest.